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Maryland (10-4, 1-2 ACC) Feb. 13 #1 NORTHWESTERN L, 8-13 #4 Maarylandryland vvs.s. ##77 NNorthorth CCarolinaarolina Feb. 19 OHIO W, 12-3 Saturday, April 15 • 7 p.m. • Fetzer Field • Chapel Hill, N.C. Feb. 22 GEORGE MASON W, 13-6 GameTracker: www.tarheelblue.com Feb. 25 at #2 Duke L, 7-9 Mar. 4 RICHMOND W, 12-9 Mar. 7 #9 VIRGINIA* (CSTV) L, 9-14 No. 4 Maryland Heads To No. 7 UNC Mar. 11 at Brown W, 21-5 For ACC Matchup Mar. 18 OLD DOMINION W, 19-7 Mar. 21 #9 DARTMOUTH W, 13-8 • The fourth-ranked Maryland Terrapin women’s lacrosse team, fresh off a victory over previously Mar. 24 #16 PENN STATE1 W, 16-7 unbeaten Johns Hopkins, returns to ACC play on the road at No. 7 North Carolina. The game is Mar. 26 OHIO STATE1 W, 17-8 scheduled for 7 p.m. at Fetzer Field. Mar. 31 VIRGINIA TECH* W, 18-9 • The Terps enter Sunday’s game with a record of 10-4 (1-2 ACC), while UNC comes into the Apr. 5 #5 GEORGETOWN L, 10-11 (ot) game with a record of 10-3 (3-1) in the ACC. Apr. 9 at #2 Johns Hopkins W, 14-11 • Saturday’s game can be followed live with GameTracker on www.tarheelblue.com. Apr. 15 at #7 North Carolina* 7 p.m. • Maryland leads the all-time series with North Carolina, 11-5, including last season’s win in Cha- Apr. 22 at Boston College* 1 p.m. pel Hill. The Terps have won four straight in the series with the Tar Heels. 2 Apr. 27-30 ACC Tournament TBA • A Glance Ahead: The Terps will conclude ACC regular season play on April 22 at 1 p.m. in May 3 at Princeton 7:30 p.m. May 14 NCAA First Round3 TBA Chestnut Hill, Mass., against conference newcomer Boston College. May 20 NCAA Second Round3 TBA May 26 NCAA Semifi nals4 TBA Pellizzi ACC Player Of The Week 4 May 28 NCAA Finals TBA • Krista Pellizzi was named Atlantic Coast Conference Women’s Lacrosse Player of the Week Home games in BOLD CAPS. * ACC game after leading the Terrapins to a 1-1 week against a pair of top fi ve opponents. Pellizzi, who shared 1-Big 10/ACC Challenge (College Park, Md.) 2-ACC Tournament (M&T Bank Stadium, the honor with Duke’s Katie Chrest, becomes the third different Terrapin to win the honor in as Baltimore, Md.) many weeks. 3-Campus Sites • Last week, Kelly Kasper shared the accolade, and the previous week Delia Cox was honored 4-Boston, Mass. by the league. • Pellizzi led all scorers with seven points on four goals and three assists to help Maryland defeat Team Information No. 2 Johns Hopkins. She tallied an important goal, the eventual game-winner, late in the second Head Coach ...... Cindy Timchal half halting a Blue Jay 4-0 run just seconds after Johns Hopkins pulled to within one of the lead. Alma Mater ...... West Chester (‘76) Against No. 5 Georgetown, Pellizzi once again led all scorers with three goals and an assist. Record at Maryland (Yrs) ...... 258-42 (16) Overall Record (Yrs) ...... 334-82 (24) Assistants ...... Brian McGurn (1st Season) Terp Tidbits ...... Caitlin Banks (1st Season) • The Terps have won seven of their last eight games and are 3-1 against ranked opponents in Volunteer Assistant ...... Liam Banks (1st Season) that span. • Maryland has scored double-digit goals in the last eight games. Media Information • All of Maryland’s losses this season have come to teams ranked in the top fi ve. Women’s Lax Contact ...... Adam Zundell • The Terps have scored 128 goals over the last seven games (15.8 per game). During that span, E-mail Address ...... [email protected] Krista Pellizzi and Katie Doolittle have each netted the most goals for the Terps with 26. The Offi ce Phone ...... 301-314-7066 Maryland defense has been equally as impressive in the last six games allowing only 66 goals Offi ce Fax ...... 301-314-9094 (8.15 per game). Website ...... www.umterps.com • With her 12 saves against Georgetown and eight against Johns Hopkins, Allie Buote now has 112 on the season. The sophomore had just 10 saves in limited action last season. (Terp Tidbits continued on Page 3.) 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse Terrapin Head Coach • A 1976 graduate of West Chester, Timchal was TERPS Cindy Timchal inducted into the school’s hall of fame in 2004. ...by the numbers She lettered in lacrosse, track and fi eld and ten- • Head coach Cindy Timchal, the winningest nis, while earning a degree in health and physi- coach in women’s lacrosse history with 334 cal education. 1 victories, enters her 16th season at the helm of Cindy Timchal’s ranks fi rst for wins among • In February of 2006, she was inducted into the Maryland’s program. She has a record of 258- coaches. US Lacrosse Potomac Chapter’s hall of fame. 42 (.867 winning percentage) since taking over • Five Maryland alums led their respective the Terp program in 1991. programs into the NCAA Tournament as head • Timchal was the fi rst coach to win 300 games 6 coaches in 2005. Kelly Amonte-Hiller of North- in 2004. Kelly Kasper is among the top three in western, Towson’s Missy Holmes, Kerstin Kim- • Timchal has been named ACC Coach of the six different statistical categories on the mel of Duke, Courtney Martinez-Conner of Year four times during her career. She has also team (goals, assists, points, draw controls, Mount St. Mary’s and Dartmouth’s Amy Patton been named national coach of the year twice. groundballs and caused turnovers). each guided their teams into the fi eld of 16. • She has led the Terps to eight NCAA titles, in- Amonte-Hiller led her team to the NCAA title. cluding an unprecedented seven-straight from 1995-2001. In four of those seasons, her teams Timchal’s Year-by-Year at Maryland were undefeated. 4 1991 NCAA Runners-up 14-3 Maryland is ranked fourth in the preseason • She’s never had a losing season or missed the 1992 NCAA Champions 14-1 Bounce/Inside Lacrosse poll. NCAA Tournament at Maryland. 1993 NCAA Semifi nalists 12-2 • Timchal has coached 40 different athletes 1994 NCAA Runners-Up 13-1 to over 73 All-America honors. She has also 1995 NCAA Champions 17-0 coached 12 players to national player of the 1996 NCAA Champions 19-0 7 year honors. Seven Terps have double-digit points this 1997 NCAA Champions 21-1 • Now in her 25th season overall, Timchal got year. 1998 NCAA Champions 18-3 her start at Northwestern where she led the 1990 NCAA Champions 21-0 Wildcats to the NCAA Tournament fi ve times in 2000 NCAA Champions 21-1 nine years. Her overall record is 334-82 (.806). 2001 NCAA Champions 23-0 7.85 • Timchal is assisted by Brian McGurn and 2002 NCAA Quarterfi nals 11-10 Allie Buote is averaging 7.85 saves per Caitlin Banks, who are each in their fi rst sea- 2003 NCAA Semifi nals 18-4 game. sons on the sidelines in College Park. Liam 2004 NCAA Quarterfi nals 15-5 Banks is the volunteer assistant who is also in 2005 NCAA First Round 12-7 his fi rst season. Dr. Jerry Lynch is the team 15 Seasons @ Md. 248-38 (.884) 9 consultant. Kelly Kasper scored nine points against Virginia Tech, the highest total in the ACC Projected Starters this season. No. Name Pos. Yr. Notes 2 Delia Cox M Sr. Team’s leading scorer ... 37g, 16a ... fast lefty 6 Krista Pellizzi A Jr. 36 points in the last seven games 7 Maeve McKew M/D Fr. Helps the Terps on draws ... gets to groundballs 18 8 Kelly Kasper M So. Fills the box score ... 31g, 18a ... team-leading 27 CT’s Delia Cox already has 18 assists on the 12 Kate McWilliams M Fr. Started last 7 games ... 4g, 3a on the year season in 2006, a career high. 17 Becky Clipp D Jr. Top defender ... marks opposing team’s best weapon 19 Katie Doolittle M Jr. Fastest player ... 22 goals in last seven games 75 22 Casey Magor M So. Solid two-way player ... will draw ... works behind cage Delia Cox has started 75 straight games. 25 Martha Raver D Jr. Solid, consistent defender ... helps in transition 28 Meghan Higgins D Jr. Good athlete ... understands the game ... can win draws 32 Lauren Cohen D So. Line defender ... can force turnovers and get upfi eld 87% 15 Allie Buote G So. Can change the game ... career-high 12 saves vs.G’Town Cindy Timchal has won 87 percent of her games at Maryland. Top Reserves No. Name Pos. Yr. Notes 4 Mollie Reese A Jr. Effi cient on offense 459 5 Katie Princiotto A So. Will come in after the draw ... excellent fi nisher Maryland has 458 wins in women’s lacrosse 20 Brooke Richards A Sr. Strongest shot on the team ... tremendous passer -- more than any other program in the game. 21 Megan Cassara D So. Will see signifi cant minutes on defense

2 wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse • Krista Pellizzi had 34 career points (23g, 11a) Last Year vs. Carolina Bounce Entertainment/ in two seasons as a Terrapin. This season she • Maryland raced out to an 8-2 halftime lead Inside Lacrosse Poll (4/10) has 58 points (36g, 22a). and withstood a second half run by No. 6 North • The Terps have fi ve players with 30 or more Carolina to upend the Tar Heels, 14-7, at Henry Rnk Team Record Pts. points. Four players have double-digit assists 1. Duke 11-1 297 Field in Chapel Hill, N.C. Delia Cox led all scor- 2. Northwestern 10-1 283 on the year. ers with four goals and one assist to help the 3. Virginia 11-2 275 • Maryland is 3-3 vs. ranked opponents this Terps to their fi rst regular season win over UNC 4. Maryland 10-4 246 year. 5. Johns Hopkins 8-1 232 at Chapel Hill since 1996. 6. Georgetown 8-2 227 • The Terps improved play over the last seven • Annie Collins and Katie Doolittle each record- 7. North Carolina 9-3 217 games can be attributed to a better job on draw 8. Princeton 6-4 199 ed hat tricks for the Terps, and Krista Pellizzi 9. Richmond 11-2 182 controls. In Maryland’s sluggish 3-3 start, the chipped in a goal and two assists to help pace 10. Notre Dame 10-2 158 Terps were winning less than 50 percent of the 11. Boston University 8-3 156 the offense. Christina Juras had four goals to 12. Cornell 7-2 137 draws (61 out of 126). However, over the last lead the Tar Heels. 13. Syracuse 7-4 105 eight games, Maryland has won nearly 60 per- 14. Penn State 5-6 86 cent of the draws (125 out of 212). Kelly Kasper 15. Dartmouth 6-4 78 16. William & Mary 8-4 73 has helped in that area, coming down with 34 Scouting The Tar Heels 17. Pennsylvania 8-4 63 draws in those eight games (4.25 draws per • North Carolina enters Saturday’s game with 18. Loyola 5-6 46 a record of 10-4 and 3-1 in the ACC. The Tar 19. James Madison 8-4 41 game). 20. Stanford 5-5 14 • The Maryland defense has only given up dou- Heels defeated Old Dominion 14-6, on Wednes- Others receiving votes: Vanderbilt 10, Denver 5, Hofstra 5, St. day. Bonaventure 4, Boston College 4, Colgate 2, Towson 2, New ble-digit goals four times this season. Hampshire 2, UMBC 1 • Maryland is the only team to have three play- • The Tar Heels have a balanced offense with 2006 Terp Opponents in bold ers ranked in the top 10 in the ACC in goals per seven players scoring with at least 10 goals, game (Cox, Pellizzi, Kasper), and four players and eighteen different players have scored at IWLCA Coaches Poll in the top 10 in assists (Pellizzi, Cox, Magor, least one goal on the year. Stephanie Scurachio (4/10/06) Kasper). leads the team with 23 goals and 10 assists. • Carolina features one of the nation’s top de- Rnk Team Record Points (FPV) • Kelly Kasper has proven she can make plays 1. Duke (11-1) 296 all over the fi eld for the Terps. She is among the fenses, anchored by midfi elder Jenn Cook and 2. Northwestern (10-1) 287 goalie Kristen Hordy. Cook is second on the 3. Virginia (11-2) 271 top three on the team in six different statisical 4. Georgetown (8-2) 245 categories (goals, assists, points, draw controls, team in caused turnovers (16) and groundballs 5. Maryland (10-4) 243 groundballs and caused turnovers). As of April (31), and Hordy leads the ACC in goals-against 6. UNC (9-3) 223 average (7.09) and save percentage (56.4). 7. Johns Hopkins (8-1) 208 10, she leads the ACC and is eighth in the coun- 8. Notre Dame (10-2) 184 try in caused turnovers per game (2.14). 9. Richmond (11-2) 181 10. Princeton (6-4) 165 The Series: MD vs. Carolina 11. Boston University (8-3) 146 4/16/06 at North Carolina W, 14-7 12. Cornell (7-2) 145 That Thing You Doo 13. William & Mary (8-4) 107 • Junior Katie Doolittle has found her scoring 4/17/05 at Maryland W, 11-9 14.. Syracuse (7-4) 102 4/18/03 at Virginia1 W, 13-5 15. Dartmouth (6-4) 83 touch that has coincided with Maryland’s strong 16. Penn (8-4) 72 play as of late. 3/2/03 at Maryland W, 10-8 17. James Madison (8-4) 62 • In the last eight games, she is tied for the team 3/3/02 at North Carolina L, 11-13 18. Penn State (5-6) 57 4/21/02 at Durham1 L, 10-11 19. Vanderbilt (4-7) 32 lead in goals with 26. 20. Stanford (5-5) 21 • In six of the last eight games, she has at least 3/4/01 at Maryland W, 8-7 Receiving Votes: Denver (11-2) 1 2006 Terp Opponents in bold three goals. 4/23/00 at Maryland W, 17-6 • Through the fi rst seven games of the season, 3/5/00 at North Carolina W, 24-11 1 she had just seven goals and one assist. 4/24/99 at N. Carolina W, 19-17 (ot) 1-ACC Tournament Doolittle’s First 7 games: 7g, 1a, 8 pts. Doolittle’s Last 8 games: 26g, 3a, 29 pts.

wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 3 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse Cox, Kasper On Terps Up For NCAA Tewaaraton Watch List Anniversary Team TERPS • Maryland’s Delia Cox and Kelly Kasper are • As part of the NCAA’s celebration of the SEASON HIGHS among the 30 players on the 2006 Tewaaraton 25th Anniversary of NCAA Women’s Lacrosse TEAM HIGHS Watch List. This preseason list highlights the Championships, the NCAA is selecting an Anni- Goals: 21 vs. Brown (3/11) players to watch, as all NCAA Division I, II and versary team. Fifteen Maryland Terrapin players Assists: 13 vs. Brown (3/11) III players vie for the highest individual honor in and head coach Cindy Timchal are eligible to be the sport. The players on the list were nominat- selected on the 12-person team. Points: 34 vs. Brown (3/11) ed by coaches across all three divisions. • Fans can vote to select the team at ncaas- Saves: 13 vs. Old Dominion (3/18) • Both players are having strong campaigns in ports.com. Information about all players and Groundballs: 35 vs. GMU (2/22) 2006. Cox leads the team with 57 points on 39 their honors can also be found on that page. A Caused Turnovers: 19 vs. Ohio goals and 18 assists through seven games. Her most outstanding individual student-athlete will (2/19) 18 assists are already a career best for a sea- also be determined. son. • Jen Adams, Kelly Amonte, Quinn Carney, Al- Draw Controls: 24 vs. Virginia • Kasper has 51 points on 33 goals and 18 as- lison Comito, Betsy Elder, Anysia Fedec, Celine Tech (3/31) sists. She also leads the team and the ACC in Flynn, Sarah Forbes, Laura Harmon, Christine caused turnovers with 30. Jenkins, Alex Kahoe, Cathy Nelson, Sascha INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Newmarch, Kristin Sommar and Tracy Stumpf Goals: 5 Delia Cox (2/22, 3/24), Gone Streaking! are among the 45 player eligible to be selected. • Head coach Cindy Timchal, who has won eight Krista Pellizzi (3/11), Katie Doo- • With goals in her fi rst 14 games, Kelly Kasper little (3/18), Kelly Kasper (3/31) has scored a goal in 20-straight games (dating NCAA titles with the Terps, is one of the fi ve back to last season). coaches listed for the Anniversary team. Assists: 4, Kelly Kasper (3/31) • Delia Cox has scored a point in her last 32 Points: 9, Kelly Kasper (3/31) games (dating back to last season.) Preseason Notebook Saves: 12, Allie Buote (4/5) • In addition to the 32-game scoring streak, De- • The Terps were ranked in the two major polls Groundballs: 7, Allie Buote (2/13) lia Cox has also started every game Maryland heading into the 2006 season. The Terps start- Caused Turnovers: 5, Kelly has played during her career, a streak of 75 ed ranked ninth in the IWLCA preseason poll, consecutive starts. Kasper (2/19) but are ranked fourth in the Bounce Entertain- Draw Controls: 8, Kelly Kasper ment/Inside Lacrosse poll. Moving On Up • Nine opponents were ranked in the IWLCA (3/26) • Delia Cox has scored 157 goals in her career, poll. Maryland will also be facing nine teams and she now needs just four more goals to crack that made it to the 2005 NCAA Tournament, in- Maryland’s top six in that category. cluding all four teams in the national semifi nals ACC Power • With seven more points, she will become just (Dartmouth, Duke, Northwestern and Virginia). • With just six members, the ACC is one of the the 12th person in Terrapin history to reach the • Delia Cox was named a preseason All-Ameri- strongest leagues in the sport. Four out of the 200-point mark. can by Inside Lacrosse. six teams are ranked in the top ten in the nation • Head coach Cindy Timchal was inducted into Maryland All-Time (according to the Inside Lacrosse poll), includ- the Potomac Chapter of the US Lacrosse Hall ing Duke (1st) Virginia (3rd), Maryland (4th) and Goal Scorers of Fame. The hall of fame recognizes individu- North Carolina (7th).

1. Jen Adams (1998-2001) 267 als who have made signifi cant contributions to • In 15 of the last 16 seasons, the ACC has had 2. Kelly Coppedge (2001-04) 219 promote the growth and excellence of lacrosse at least one team in the fi nals (winning 11 na- 3. Kelly Amonte (1993-96) 187 in the greater Washington, D.C., metropolitan tional titles during that span). 4. Allison Comito (1998-2001) 176 area. 5. Quinn Carney (1998-2001) 162 • The Terps welcome two new assistant coaches 6. Betsy Elder (1991-94) 158 to the staff in Brian McGurn and Caitlin Banks. Tough Tests 7. Anysia Fedec (1984-87) 157 • The Terrapins traditionally play one of the Delia Cox (2003-Present) 157 nation’s most diffi cult schedules, and 2006 will Class Breakdown be no different. Ten Maryland opponents are • Maryland has just four seniors on the roster. ranked in the most recent Inside Lacrosse poll, There are eight juniors, nine sophomores and eight of which are in the top 10. 13 freshmen.

4 wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse 2006 Maryland Terrapins All games (as of April 10, 2006) Overall: 10-4 Conf: 1-2 Home: 7-3 Away: 2-1 Neut: 0-0

## Name GP GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW FPG FPS GB DC T/O CT 6 Krista Pellizzi 14 14 36 22 58 67 .537 55 .821 4 3 8 21 28 28 8 2 Delia Cox 14 14 39 18 57 98 .398 70 .714 1 11 22 35 26 48 18 8 Kelly Kasper 14 14 33 18 51 81 .407 58 .716 1 12 17 32 42 37 30 19 Katie Doolittle 14 14 29 3 32 66 .439 48 .727 0 2 4 23 18 21 8 22 Casey Magor 14 14 12 18 30 45 .267 34 .756 1 0 4 14 19 26 3 5 Katie Princiotto 14 6 17 0 17 33 .515 24 .727 1 3 6 19 3 14 4 20 Brooke Richards 14 6 12 4 16 24 .500 18 .750 1 1 1 5 7 10 4 12 Kate McWilliams 14 8 4 3 7 8 .500 8 1.000 0 0 2 13 5 2 2 17 Becky Clipp 14 14 3 2 5 4 .750 4 1.000 0 0 0 35 3 14 15 32 Lauren Cohen 14 14 2 1 3 5 .400 4 .800 1 0 1 31 8 13 19 37 Alex Mavris 4 0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 4 Mollie Reese 11 0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0 1 7 0 3 0 33 Martha Raver 14 14 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0 0 27 4 3 9 40 Lynne Cooper 6 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 38 Jacquelyn Bradley 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 36 Molly McCourt 5 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 35 Lisa Valentine 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 34 Marie Moorman 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 33 Jenny Collins 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 30 Mindy Jones 6 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 2 1 1 0 29 Gwen Birnkrant 3 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 28 Meghan Higgins 14 6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 9 11 4 4 27 Elana Hoffman 1 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 26 Jen Greenberg 6 6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 5 2 1 0 21 Megan Cassara 14 2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 11 2 2 3 16 Taylor Zanelotti 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 15 Allie Buote 14 14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 36 0 4 5 10 Meghan Mulford 4 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Maeve McKew 14 8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0 0 16 6 3 6 Total...... 14 189 89 278 435 .434 327 .752 10 32 66 344 186 241 138 Opponents...... 14 120 48 168 331 .363 233 .704 4 18 63 328 152 273 106

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland 98 91 0 0 189 Opponents 59 60 0 1 120

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland 224 210 1 0 435 Opponents 171 156 3 1 331

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Maryland 66 45 2 0 113 Opponents 68 69 1 0 138

CLEARS: Maryland 210-258 .814, Opponents 180-267 .674.

Name GP GS Mins GA GAA Svs. Sv % W L T Faced 15 Allie Buote 14 14 836:39 118 8.46 110 .482 10 4 0 323 40 Lynne Cooper 6 0 9:21 2 12.83 3 .600 0 0 0 8 Total...... 14 846:00 120 8.51 113 .485 10 4 0 331 Opponents...... 14 846:00 189 13.40 138 .422 4 10 0 436

wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 5 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse Game 1 • February 13, 2006 Game 2 • February 19, 2006 Game 3 • February 22, 2006 #1 Northwestern ...... 13 Ohio ...... 3 George Mason ...... 6 #9 Maryland ...... 8 #9 Maryland ...... 12 #5 Maryland ...... 13 COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Top-ranked Northwestern COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Brooke Richards and Ka- COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Delia Cox scored a game- overcame a 4-0 fi rst half defi cit to defeat ninth-ranked tie Princiotto each registered hat tricks and the Terp high fi ve goals to help lead the fi fth-ranked Maryland Maryland, 13-8, at the Lacrosse and Field Hockey defense smothered Ohio as No. 9 Maryland defeated Terrapins past George Mason, 13-6, in women’s la- Complex. Delia Cox scored three goals and added the Bobcats, 12-3, Sunday afternoon at the Lacrosse crosse action Wednesday night in College Park. The three assists in the loss. & Field Hockey Complex. Seven different players Terps broke the game open with a late run in the fi rst “I thought we came out with great intensity and found the back of the net for the Terps, and the Terp half and went on to out-score the Patriots 8-4 in the were very smart with the ball,” head coach Cindy defense forced 19 turnovers in the win. second to collect the victory. Timchal said. “They are a great team, but I thought Richards fi nished the game with four points on The Terps (2-1) were up 2-0 midway through the we really fought hard and competed.” three goals and an assist. Delia Cox and Kelly Kasper fi rst on goals from Cox and Kelly Kasper despite hav- The Terps roared out of the gates with a 4-0 run to also helped pace the offfense with four points each. ing three goals taken off the board on crease viola- start the fi rst half. Cox helped spark the run with an Kasper also added fi ve caused turnovers in the win- tions. The Maryland defense helped make the two- assist on the game’s fi rst goal by Casey Magor, and ning effort. goal lead stand, though, courtesy of outstanding play after a Kelly Kasper goal, scored a pair on her own. Richards struck fi rst for the Terps on their third in goal by Allie Buote. Buote made eight saves in the The Wildcats regrouped, though, and closed the possession of the game on an assist for Kasper at fi rst half, including three on free-position shots. The half with a 7-0 run of its own. 27:49. Just under two minutes later, though, the Bob- Patriots did not get on the board until Melissa Curry Maryland pulled back into the game after starting cats would even the score on a free-position shot by connected on a pass to Laura King with just under the second half strong. Cox scored unassisted just a Kiersten McLouth. fi ve minutes to play in the half. minute into the second half and assisted on a Kasper Princiotto scored unassisted at 23:11, and Kasper The Terps responded by scoring three goals in goal to pull the Terps to within one goal with just over scored on a free-position shot at 19:52 to give the just 1:26 to pad the cushion to 5-1, but Curry tallied 26 minutes left in the game. Terps a 3-1 lead it would not relinquish. However, the another GMU goal with :38 seconds left to make the The Terps won the ensuing draw control, but were Bobcats would slow the game down over the next 15 margin 5-2 at the half. unable to capitalize on the possession. The Wildcats minutes by controlling the ball in their offensive zone. Maryland then broke the game open with a 4-1 run took the opportunity to push their lead to 9-6 after Allie Buote managed a save and the Terp defense in the fi rst eight minutes of the second half, sparked Laura Glassanos scored a pair of goals just 17 sec- capitalized on three Ohio turnovers to help keep the by Krista Pellizzi and Casey Magor who each notched onds apart. Bobcats off the board during that time. a goal and an assist in that span. George Mason’s Magor won the next draw, and the Terps took The Terps started the second half hot offensively Sarah Bryant would make the score 9-4 with her sec- advantage with a goal by Krista Pellizzi to make the as Richards scored twice in the opening two min- ond goal of the night, but that was as close as the Pa- score 9-7. Maryland again won the draw, but turned utes and Cox added another quick score to stretch triots would get. Cox scored two of the game’s next the ball over in the offensive end. Lindsey Munday Maryland’s lead to 7-1 with 27:22 left in the game. four goals, and Katie Princiotto and Brooke Richards then scored a free-position goal at 17:42 to give Casey Magor added another goal for the Terps on would add the others. Northwestern a 10-7 lead. Northwestern controlled an assist from Cox before Ohio ended a 32-minute GMU added a pair of late scores from Melissa possession the rest of the way and added three more scoring drought on a goal by Shannon Hadaway in Venturi to make the fi nal score 13-6. scores the rest of the way for the win. the game’s 37th minute. Maryland closed the game Allie Buote, making her fi rst career start, made on a 5-1 run to put the game away. GAME SCORING nine saves. Lauren Cohen chipped in three caused George Mason 2 4 6 turnovers on defense for the Terps. GAME SCORING #5 Maryland 5 8 13 Ohio 1 2 3 GAME SCORING #9 Maryland 4 8 12 INDIVIDUAL SCORING #1 Northwestern 7 6 13 Maryland: Delia Cox (5-0-5), Kelly Kasper (1-2-3), #9 Maryland 4 4 8 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Krista Pellizzi, (2-1-3), Katie Doolittle (2-0-2), Casey Maryland: Delia Cox (1-3-4), Kelly Kasper (2-2-4), Magor (1-1-2), Katie Princiotto (1-0-1), Brooke Rich- INDIVIDUAL SCORING Brooke Richards (3-1-4), Katie Princiotto (3-0-3), ards (1-0-1), Lauren Cohen (0-1-1); George Mason: Maryland: Delia Cox (3-3-6), Kelly Kasper (2-0-2), Katie Doolittle (1-1-2), Casey Magor (1-1-2), Becky Melissa Curry (1-2-3), Meliss Venturi (2-0-2), Sarah Krista Pellizzi (2-0-2), Casey Magor (1-1-2); North- Clipp (1-0-1); Ohio: Kiersten McLouth (1-1-2), Shan- Bryant (2-0-2), Laura King (1-0-1), Becky Lee (0-1-1) western: Kristen Kjellman (3-3-6), Laura Glassanos non Hadaway (1-0-1), Shannon Lynes (1-0-1) (3-1-4), Aly Josephs (2-0-2), Meredith Frank (2-0-2), TEAM STATS TEAM STATS Sarah Albrecht (1-1-2), Hannah Nielson (1-1-2), Lind- Category Maryland Ohio Category Maryland GMU sey Munday (1-1-2) Shots 14-16--30 5-8--13 Shots 16-20--36 12-5--17 Saves 2-2--4 7-5--12 Saves 8-0--8 7-6--13 TEAM STATS Draw Controls 4-5--9 2-6--8 Draw Controls 6-7--13 2-6--8 Category Maryland N’western Groundballs 15-18--33 11-15--26 Groundballs 14-21--35 17-12--29 Shots 8-9--17 16-16--32 Turnovers 6-11--17 11-18--29 Turnovers 10-11--21 11-16--27 Saves 6-3--9 1-1--2 Free Position Shots 1-2 1-4 Free Position Shots 4-7 0-3 Draw Controls 6-4--10 6-6--12 Clears 19-21 14-24 Clears 16-21 14-24 Groundballs 13-9--22 16-11--27 Caused Turnovers 19 4 Caused Turnovers 13 4 Turnovers 15-9--24 10-7--17 Fouls 19 9 Fouls 23 19 Free Position Shots 2-6 1-4 A-397 A-227 Clears 15-16 16-21 Caused Turnovers 10 14 Fouls 27 15 A-231 6 wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse Game 4 • February 22, 2006 Game 5 • March 4, 2006 Game 6 • March 7, 2006 #5 Maryland ...... 7 Richmond ...... 9 #9 Virginia ...... 14 #2 Duke ...... 9 #5 Maryland ...... 12 #4 Maryland ...... 9 DURHAM, N.C. -- The No. 2 Duke Blue Devils rallied COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The No. 5 Maryland wom- COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Virginia used a 5-0 run from an early defi cit and held off a strong comeback en’s lacrosse team got hat tricks from Delia Cox, spanning the fi rst and second halves to pull away effort from the No. 5 Maryland Terrapins to win 9-7 Kelly Kasper and Krista Pellizzi as the Terps defeated and defeat No. 4 Maryland, 14-9, Tuesday night at Saturday afternoon at Koskinen Stadium. Delia Cox Richmond, 12-9, Saturday afternoon at the Lacrosse the Lacrosse & Field Hockey Complex. Krista Pellizzi scored three goals and Kelly Kasper netted a pair to & Field Hockey Complex. The Terps led nearly the scored four points on two goals and two assists and help lead the Terps offensively, and Allie Buote came entire game, but had to withstand a late Spider rally Delia Cox scored a hat trick to lead the Terp offense. up with a career-high 10 saves to hold the Blue Devils to come away with the victory. “We just need to play tougher,” head coach Cindy to nine goals in the game. Pellizzi led all scorers with a career-high fi ve points Timchal said. “We need to take better care of the ball The Terps raced out of the gates with a 4-1 lead against Richmond. Cox had four points on a three and hustle to make plays. We’ll move on from this in the fi rst 10 minutes of action. Cox registered two goals and an assist, and Kasper added three goals game and work on improving.” of those scores, and Kasper and Brooke Richards to lead the Terps offensively. The Maryland defense Whitaker Hagerman staked UVa out to an early 2- added the others. Duke then rallied for six-straight held its opponent to under 10 goals for the fourth con- 0 lead, but the Terps (3-3, 0-2 ACC) responded with goals to close the half, including three in a 1:44 span secutive game. Allie Buote made six saves to pick up a pair of goals from Cox and Casey Magor to tie the from 7:30-5:46 in the fi rst half. The Blue Devils would the win in goal for the Terps. score at 2-2. The two teams then traded the game’s go into the half up 7-4. Richmond (1-2) won the opening draw, but prompt- next eight goals in a closely contested game, but the Duke continued to stretch its lead in the second ly turned the ball over. The Terps (3-2) converted in `Hoos tallied a pair of goals in the last 1:02 of action with a goals in the 31st and 33rd minutes. However, transition as Katie Princiotto fi nished a feed from in the half to go up 7-5. that would be the last tally the Blue Devils would Casey Magor to put the Terps up in the third minute Virginia (4-1, 1-0 ACC) went on to score three score in the game. The Terps, though, were unable to of the game. Richmond responded with a free-posi- more goals to open the second half, while holding the mount a charge, in large part due to the play of Duke tion goal from Morgan Vahue just over a minute later Terps scoreless for the fi rst 15 minutes of the half. goalie Megan Huether, who stopped several Terrapin to knot the game at 1-1. The Terps then staged a 3-0 Trailing 10-5, the Terps tried to mount a run, but had shots from point-blank range. Maryland started its run, and would never trail the rest of the way. every goal answered by the Cavaliers the rest of the rally in the 50th minute when Krista Pellizzi converted After a Mandy Friend goal made the score 7-4 less way. Maryland out-drew UVa 7-5 in the second half, a free-position goal. Duke won the ensuing draw con- than a minute into the second half. Maryland would including the game’s last fi ve draws, but was plagued trol, but Katie Princiotto forced a turnover and Kasper then go on an important 4-0 run over the game’s next by 12 turnovers in the second half. scooped up the loose ball and ripped a shot from out- 10 minutes to take an 11-4 lead with just under 20 In addition to her four points, Pellizzi pulled down side the 8-meter arc for the score. minutes left in the game. Pellizzi, Cox and senior a team-leading four draw controls and scooped three Duke again controlled the draw, and after a pro- Brooke Richards each scored a goal and an assist to groundballs for the Terps. Megan Cassara led Mary- longed possession, the Terps got the ball after an help spark the run. land with four groundballs. Allie Buote made eight errant Katie Chrest shot was picked up by Lauren Down 12-7 with 8:27 left in the game, Richmond saves in goal for the Terps. Cohen. Cox converted on the offensive end to make won the next two draws and turned those posses- UVa was paced by freshman Blair Weymouth who the score 9-7 with just over three minutes left. sions into scores to pull within three with two minutes led all scorers with fi ve goals and one assist. Hager- left in the game. However, Cox came up with the next man netted four and Megan O’Malley scored a hat

draw control, and the Terps were successfully able to trick. GAME SCORING hold onto the ball and run out the clock. #5 Maryland 4 3 7 GAME SCORING #2 Duke 7 2 9 #9 Virginia 7 7 14 GAME SCORING #4 Maryland 5 4 9 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Richmond 3 6 9 Maryland: Delia Cox (3-0-3), Kelly Kasper (2-0- #5 Maryland 7 5 12 INDIVIDUAL SCORING 2), Krista Pellizzi (1-0-1), Brooke Richards (1-0-1), Maryland: Krista Pellizzi (2-2-4), Delia Cox (3-0-3), Casey Magor (0-1-1); Duke: Rachel Sanford (3-0-3), INDIVIDUAL SCORING Brooke Richards (2-0-2), Kelly Kaspe (1-0-1), Casey Carolyn Davis (3-0-3), Kristen Waagbo (1-0-1), Katie Maryland: Krista Pellizzi (3-2-5), Delia Cox (3-1-4), Magor (1-0-1); Virginia: Blair Weymouth (5-1-6), Chrest (1-0-1), Leigh Jester (1-0-1), Kaitlin Hancock Kelly Kasper (3-0-3), Brooke Richards (1-1-2), Katie Whitaker Hagerman (4-0-4), Megan O’Malley (3-0-3), (0-1-1) Princiotto (1-0-1), Kate McWilliams (1-0-1), Casey Nikki Lieb (0-3-3), Jess Wasilewski (1-2-3), Meredith Magor (0-1-1); Richmond: Mandy Friend (4-0-4), Lazarus (0-1-1), Tyler Leachman (1-0-1) TEAM STATS Morgan Vahue (2-1-3), Caroline McGuire (2-0-2),

Category Maryland Duke Jenna Hubbard (1-0-1), Allison Nuzzi (0-1-1) TEAM STATS Shots 10-17--27 18-9--27 Category Maryland Virginia Saves 6-4--10 2-9--11 TEAM STATS Shots 12-12--24 19-13--32 Draw Controls 6-1--7 6-5--11 Category Maryland Richmond Saves 6-2--8 1-6--7 Groundballs 7-10--17 10-10--20 Shots 15-15--30 8-14--22 Draw Controls 10-5--15 3-7--10 Turnovers 8-6--14 6-12--18 Saves 3-3--6 5-5--10 Groundballs 9-14--23 12-14--26 Free Position Shots 2-4 1-6 Draw Controls 5-7--12 6-5--11 Turnovers 9-12--21 9-9--18 Clears 16-18 13-20 Groundballs 12-11--23 10-11--21 Free Position Shots 2-7 2-2 Caused Turnovers 10 8 Turnovers 8-6--14 10-3--13 Clears 17-20 18-22 Fouls 23 13 Free Position Shots 2-8 3-7 Caused Turnovers 7 6 A-689 Clears 8-12 7-9 Fouls 20 23 Caused Turnovers 4 7 A-441 Fouls 20 23 A-410 wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 7 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse Game 7 • March 11, 2006 Game 8 • March 18, 2006 Game 9 • March 21, 2006 #4 Maryland ...... 21 Old Dominion ...... 7 #9 Dartmouth ...... 8 Brown ...... 5 #6 Maryland ...... 19 #6 Maryland ...... 13 PROVIDENCE, R.I. -- Eight different players notched COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Kelly Kasper tallied a ca- COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The sixth-ranked Maryland goals as the fourth-ranked Maryland Terrapins rolled reer-high seven points and Katie Doolittle found the Terrapins bounced back from an early 5-1 defi cit to past Brown, 21-5, Saturday afternoon in Providence. back of the net fi ve times as the fourth-ranked Mary- defeat No. 9 Dartmouth, 13-8, Tuesday afternoon at The Terps were paced by Krista Pellizzi’s fi ve goals land Terrapins defeated Old Dominion 19-7 Saturday the Lacrosse & Field Hockey Complex. Delia Cox and three assists. afternoon at the Lacrosse & Field Hockey Complex. scored three goals for the sixth-consecutive game Delia Cox and Kelly Kasper each added fi ve points, The Terps closed the fi rst half on a 4-1 run, and then and added an assist to help lead the Terrapins past and Katie Doolittle netted four goals for Maryland. scored the fi rst nine goals of the second half to pull their fi rst ranked opponent of the season. The Maryland defense caused seven of Brown’s 21 away from the Monarchs. “I’m just really proud of our effort,” head coach turnovers, with two each coming from Martha Raver “Late in the fi rst half, this was a one-goal game, but Cindy Timchal said. “Not only were we able to defeat and Lauren Cohen. we really dug down and showed the toughness that a very good team in Dartmouth, but we did so over- The Terps (4-3) raced out of the gates with goals we’ve been talking about,” head coach Cindy Tim- coming some adversity early on. Once we started in the game’s fi rst minute from Pellizzi and Katie chal said. “We maximized our chances on offense, hustling and winning some draws, that settled us Princiotto. Maryland continued to pour it on notch- controlled the ball well, and defensively I thought we down on both ends of the fi eld.” ing fi ve more goals to take a commanding 7-0 lead made things very diffi cult for them.” Sophomore Kelly Kasper contributed a complete with 22:53 left in the fi rst half. Brown got on the board Kasper led the way for Maryland with four goals game with two goals, one assist, three groundballs, on a free-position shot from Amie Biros at 21:04, but and three assists on the afternoon. In addition to two draw controls and three caused turnovers. Junior Cox added a goal just 16 seconds later and Pellizzi Doolittle’s fi ve goals, the Terps got three from Delia Krista Pellizzi also contributed to the offensive cause scored her second of the game at 17:27 to take a 9-1 Cox and two from Brooke Richards. Casey Magor with three goals on the afternoon. Maeve McKew lead. and Krista Pellizzi each tallied three assists and one scooped a team-high fi ve groundballs, and Becky After another Brown (2-1) goal midway through the goal for Maryland. Clipp picked up four. In goal for the Terps, Allie Buote fi rst, the Terps closed the half with fi ve more scores to The Terrapin defense held Old Dominion scoreless fi nished the game with 10 saves and was credited go up 14-2 at the half. The Terps dominated posses- for nearly 27 minutes in the game. Allie Buote made with a groundball and a caused turnover. After giv- sion, winning 13 of the 17 draws and fi ring 28 shots. 11 saves and allowed only six goals in 56 minutes of ing up fi ve quick goals in the fi rst seven minutes of Maryland refused to let up in the second half as work. Lynne Cooper came off the bench to make a the game, the Maryland defense allowed just three Lauren Cohen pulled down the draw and Pellizzi pair of saves in the game’s fi nal four minutes. scores over the fi nal 53 minutes of action. found Kate McWilliams for a goal just 50 seconds into For the second straight game, Maryland held a Dartmouth out-drew Maryland 8-3 in the fi rst half, the half. Pellizzi notched another assist on a Doolittle sizeable advantage in draw controls, winning 18 of but the Terps fought back to win the draw control goal in the 36th minute as the Terrapin lead swelled 28 draws on the day. Kasper led Maryland with fi ve battle in the second half, 7-5. to 14 goals. and Meghan Higgins added three. Maryland continued its control of possession win- GAME SCORING ning eight of 11 draws in the half, and winning 21 in GAME SCORING #9 Dartmouth 5 3 8 the game. Old Dominion 5 2 7 #6 Maryland 5 8 13 Allie Buote made six saves in the game before giv- #6 Maryland 9 10 19 ing way to Lynne Cooper, who made one save. INDIVIDUAL SCORING INDIVIDUAL SCORING Maryland: Delia Cox (3-1-4), Krista Pellizzi (3-0-3), GAME SCORING Maryland: Kelly Kasper (4-3-7), Katie Doolittle (5-0- Kelly Kasper (2-1-3), Casey Magor (2-0-2), Katie #4 Maryland 14 7 21 5), Krista Pellizzi (1-3-4), Casey Magor (1-3-4), Delia Doolittle (1-0-1), Katie Princiotto (1-0-1), TEAM (1-0- Brown 2 3 5 Cox (3-0-3), Brooke Richards (2-1-3), Kate McWil- 1); Dartmouth: Sarah Szefi (4-1-5), Kristen Zimmer liams (1-1-2), Katie Princiotto (1-0-1), Alex Mavris (1- (2-0-2), Whitney Douthett (0-2-2), Annie Leibovitz (1- INDIVIDUAL SCORING 0-1); Old Dominion: Melody Shotwell (3-0-3), Ashley 0-1), Kristen Barry (0-1-1), Jen Pittman (1-0-1) Maryland: Krista Pellizzi (5-3-8), Delia Cox (3-2-5), Stanwick (2-0-2), Sarah Lautenbach (1-1-2), Caroline Kelly Kasper (2-3-5), Katie Doolittle (4-0-4), Kate Mc- Jacobs (1-1-2) TEAM STATS Williams (2-1-3), Becky Clipp (1-1-2), Casey Magor Category Maryland Dartmouth (0-2-2), Lauren Cohen (2-0-2), Katie Princiotto (2-0- TEAM STATS Shots 16-13--29 13-12--25 2), Brooke Richards (0-1-1); Brown: Mimi DeTolla (1- Category Maryland ODU Saves 4-6--10 5-4--9 1-2), Amie Biros (1-0-1), Jen Redd (0-1-1), Krystina Shots 20-20--40 12-12--24 Draw Controls 3-7--10 8-5--13 DeLuca (1-0-1), Kate Staley (0-1-1), Callie Lawrence Saves 4-9--13 5-4--9 Groundballs 15-14--29 14-12--26 (1-0-1), Justine Lupo (1-0-1) Draw Controls 10-8--18 5-5--10 Turnovers 7-11--18 12-12--24 Groundballs 15-8--23 11-11--22 Free Position Shots 3-7 1-5 TEAM STATS Turnovers 9-6--15 8-9--17 Clears 15-21 10-17 Category Maryland Brown Free Position Shots 2-6 2-6 Caused Turnovers 12 14 Shots 28-13--41 10-11--21 Clears 13-13 11-19 Fouls 25 26 Saves 5-3--8 7-5--12 Caused Turnovers 9 6 A-337 Draw Controls 13-8--21 4-3--7 Fouls 15 17 Groundballs 16-8--24 8-10--18 A-444 Turnovers 9-8--17 15-7--22 Free Position Shots 3-5 1-5 Clears 11-14 8-23 Caused Turnovers 10 5 Fouls 15 20 A-568 8 wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse Game 10 • March 24, 2006 Game 11 • March 26, 2006 Game 12 • March 31, 2006 #16 Penn State ...... 7 Ohio State ...... 8 Virginia Tech ...... 9 #6 Maryland ...... 16 #6 Maryland ...... 17 #7 Maryland ...... 18 COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Delia Cox had a part in half COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Sixth-ranked Maryland COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Kelly Kasper scored fi ve of Maryland’s 16 goals as the fourth-ranked Terrapins raced out to an early lead and never looked back goals and added four assists as the seventh-ranked rolled past No. 16 Penn State, 16-7, Friday evening as the Terrapins defeated Ohio State, 17-8, Sunday Maryland Terrapins rolled past Virginia Tech, 18-9. at the Lacrosse & Field Hockey Complex. Cox tallied afternoon at the Lacrosse & Field Hockey Complex. Krista Pellizzi added eight points on fi ve goals and fi ve goals and three assists in the victory as the Terps Katie Doolittle had a hat trick before the game was three assists as the Terps won their sixth in a row and knocked off a ranked opponent for the second time in even fi ve minutes old and fi nished with four goals and their fi rst ACC contest of the year. as many games. an assist as the Terrapins won their fourth-straight The Terps took an early 3-0 lead, highlighted by Cox’s eight points set a career high for the senior. game. a goal by Casey Magor from Kasper. On the play, Her previous best was six, which she had accom- Delia Cox scored three goals and two assists, Kasper won the draw but the play was whistled plished three times. The fi ve goals give her 150 for Kelly Kasper added a pair of goals and three assists dead. On the whistle, Kasper sent a pass ahead her career, moving her into a tie for eighth place on and Katie Princiotto came off the bench to net four that bounced twice, was scooped up by Magor and Maryland’s all-time list. scores for the Terps. Lauren Cohen forced a game- promptly put it in the goal. Krista Pellizzi added two assists to go with a hat high four turnovers, and Megan Cassara added two Virginia Tech’s Stephanie Jones got the Hokies on trick, and Katie Doolittle poured in four goals to help to help lead the Terrapins on defense. the board in the eighth minute of play, but the Terps lead an offense that has scored 69 goals in the last “Our intensity to start the game was tremendous, responded with another 3-0 run in which Kasper four games. Against the Nittany Lions, Maryland and that was a real key,” head coach Cindy Timchal had two goals and an assist to Katie Doolittle. Britt scored on 16 of its 31 shots. said. “We weren’t as sharp from start to fi nish as I’d Faulkner cut into the defi cit with an unassisted goal Sophomore Allie Buote was again stellar in goal like, but this was a tough week for us, so I’m happy to with 8:30 left to play, but that would be as close as for the Terps stopping 11 shots on the night, leading a get the win.” Virginia Tech would get as Maryland put on another Maryland defense that is allowing an average of just Maryland dominated possession by winning 16-of- 3-0 run to enter halftime with a 9-2 lead. 6.75 goals per game in its last four outings. 27 draw controls, and by committing a season-low Maryland continued to pour it on the second half 11 turnovers. Kasper won a season-high eight draws scoring the fi rst four goals in the fi rst three minutes GAME SCORING herself. The Terps out-shot Ohio State by a glaring of action. The goals came off the sticks of four differ- #16 Penn State 4 3 7 49-15 margin, but OSU goalie Kristen Gilwee man- ent players as Magor, Pellizzi, Doolittle and Brooke #6 Maryland 8 8 16 aged 20 saves for the Buckeyes. Richards each found the back of the net to stretch the Terrapin lead to 13-2 with still 27 minutes left in the INDIVIDUAL SCORING GAME SCORING game. Maryland: Delia Cox (5-3-8), Krista Pellizzi (3-2-5), Ohio State 3 5 8 The Hokies would out-score Maryland 7-5 over the Katie Doolittle (4-0-4), Casey Magor (1-3-4), Kelly #6 Maryland 10 7 17 next 22 minutes of play, including three goals from Kasper (2-0-2), Katie Princiotto (1-0-1); Penn State: Lindsay Pieper. Maeve McKew and Meghan Higgins Lori Havrilla (2-0-2), Jessi Lieb (2-0-2), Shari Maslin INDIVIDUAL SCORING each won four draws for the Terps, helping to contrib- (1-1-2), Megan McGuire (1-0-1), Karen Long (0-1-1), Maryland: Delia Cox (3-2-5), Kelly Kasper (2-3-5), ute to the glaring 24-5 advantage. Maryland out-shot Lindsay Dutch (1-0-1) Katie Doolittle (4-1-5), Katie Princiotto (4-0-4), Krista Virginia Tech, 35-21, and was a perfect 4-4 on free- Pellizzi (2-2-4), Casey Magor (1-1-2), Becky Clipp position shots. TEAM STATS (1-1-2); Ohio State: Kelyn Laws (2-2-4), Jessica Category Maryland Penn State Patane (2-1-3), Kelly Kremer (1-1-2), Kristen Hannon GAME SCORING Shots 17-14--31 12-14--26 (1-0-1), KC Carter (1-0-1), Natale Miller (1-0-1) Virginia Tech 2 7 9 Saves 5-6--11 6-2--8 #7 Maryland 9 9 18 Draw Controls 8-6--14 5-6--11 TEAM STATS Groundballs 13-10--23 12-10--22 Category Maryland Ohio State INDIVIDUAL SCORING Turnovers 11-8--19 8-6--14 Shots 27-22--49 8-7--15 Maryland: Kelly Kasper (5-4-9), Krista Pellizzi (5-3- Free Position Shots 1-1 1-6 Saves 4-0--4 12-8--20 8), Casey Magor (2-2-4), Katie Doolittle (3-0-3), Delia Clears 13-19 10-16 Draw Controls 11-5--16 3-8--11 Cox (2-0-2), Brooke Richards (1-0-1); Virginia Tech: Caused Turnovers 5 10 Groundballs 15-14--29 7-7--14 Natash Fuchs (2-2-4), Lindsay Pieper (3-0-3), Katie Fouls 17 8 Turnovers 7-4--11 10-12--22 Boyle (1-0-1), Stephanie Jones (1-0-1), Britt Faulkner A-585 Free Position Shots 3-4 1-4 (1-0-1), Katie Russo (1-0-1) Clears 17-20 15-21

Caused Turnovers 16 5 TEAM STATS Fouls 16 14 Category Maryland Va Tech A-678 Shots 18-17--35 9-12--21 Saves 2-0--2 3-5--8 Draw Controls 9-15--24 3-2--5 Groundballs 11-7--18 9-11--20 Turnovers 8-10--18 10-7--17 Free Position Shots 3-3 0-1 Clears 10-14 16-21 Caused Turnovers 8 8 Fouls 10 21 A-743

wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 9 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse Game 13 • April 5, 2006 Game 14 • April 9, 2006 #5 Georgetown ...... 11 #6 Maryland ...... 14 #6 Maryland ...... 10 (ot) #2 Johns Hopkins ...... 11 COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Georgetown’s Brittany BALTIMORE, Md. -- Krista Pellizzi scored four goals Baschuk scored the game-winning goal with :16 sec- and three assists to help No. 6 Maryland hand No. 2 ond left in overtime to lead the fi fth-ranked Hoyas over Johns Hopkins its fi rst defeat of the season, 14-11 No. 6 Maryland, 11-10, Wednesday night. Maryland’s Sunday afternoon at Homewood Field. The Terps led defense held Georgetown scoreless for 22 minutes by fi ve at that half and withstood a second half Hop- to start the second half, but the Hoyas scored the kins rally to pick up the victory. last two goals in regulation to force overtime before “I am very proud of the way we played today,” head Baschuk’s score. coach Cindy Timchal said as her team improved to “We’re obviously disappointed with the outcome, 10-4 on the year. “We bounced back from a tough but we just did not do the things down the stretch to loss on Wednesday, and we maintained our compo- win the game,” head coach Cindy Timchal said. “We sure when they were coming after us in the second just need to learn from this, but we also need to move half. We know how good of a team they are, so this is on.” a great win for us.” Krista Pellizzi scored three goals and one assist Katie Doolittle scored four goals and one assist for Maryland, and Kelly Kasper added a hat trick for for the Terps, and Delia Cox added a pair of goals the Terps. Allie Buote stopped 12 shots for Maryland and assists to help pace the offense. Kelly Kasper to help lead the Terp defense. scored two goals and had a game-high three caused Trailing 7-5 at the hald, the Terps came out with turnovers for Maryland. Allie Buote was solid in net a 4-0 spurt in the second half to take back the lead. for the Terps stopping eight shots and corraling fi ve Georgetown’s Coco Stanwick scored in the 52nd groundballs. minute, and Maryland’s Brooke Richards responded The Terps surged out to a 9-4 lead at the half, with :14 seconds later with a score of her own to go up 10- Pellizzi accounting for six of those scores with three 8. The Hoyas scored two late goals to send the game goals and three assists. Hopkins out-drew Maryland into overtime. 10-4 in the half, but committed two more turnovers In the fi rst overtime period, Buote saved two shots than the Terps. Buote also made six fi rst half saves and Georgetown’s Maggie Koch managed a save to for Maryland, while the Hopkins goalies combined for keep the score at 10-10. Kasper won the draw to start just one. the second overtime period, but Piotrowicz forced Trailing 11-6 in the second half, the Blue Jays got another turnover to give the Hoyas a possession. back into the game with a 4-0 run. Pellizzi, though, Baschuk provided what would be the game winner scored the game-winner quickly off a draw that gave on a strong move in front of the cage with just :16 Maryland the cushion it needed. Meghan Higgins won second left in the period to lift the Hoyas to the win. two critical draw controls down the stretch to help the Terps maintain possession and run the clock out. GAME SCORING GAME SCORING #5 Georgetown 7 3 1 11 #6 Maryland 9 5 14 #7 Maryland 5 5 0 10 #2 Johns Hopkins 4 7 11 INDIVIDUAL SCORING INDIVIDUAL SCORING Maryland: Krista Pellizzi (3-1-4), Kelly Kasper (3- Maryland: Krista Pellizzi (4-3-7), Katie Doolittle (4- 0-3), Casey Magor (1-2-3), Delia Cox (0-1-1), Kate 1-5), Delia Cox (2-2-4), Kelly Kasper (2-0-2), Katie McWilliams (0-1-1), Katie Doolittle (1-0-1), Katie Prin- Princiotto (2-0-2); Johns Hopkins: Sarah Walsh ciotto (1-0-1), Brooke Richards (1-0-1) Georgetown: (2-4-6), Mary Key (4-1-5), Kadie Stamper (2-0-2), Schuyler Sutton (3-0-3), Brittany Buschuk (1-2-3), Kirby Houck (1-1-2), Annie Wagner (1-0-1), Lauren Lucy Poole (2-1-3), Coco Stanwick (3-0-3), Paige Schwarzmann (1-0-1) Andrews (1-0-1), Zan Morley (1-0-1)

TEAM STATS TEAM STATS Category Maryland Hopkins Category Maryland GTown Shots 11-13--24 15-12--27 Shots 12-9-1--22 14-11-4--29 Saves 6-2--8 1-6--7 Saves 5-5-2-12 6-3-1--10 Draw Controls 4-6--10 10-7--17 Draw Controls 7-4-1--12 6-5-2--13 Groundballs 16-12--28 17-18--35 Groundballs 8-8-1--17 7-12-1--20 Turnovers 7-10--17 9-10--19 Turnovers 6-8-1--15 7-9-0-16 Free Position Shots 2-3 1-4 Free Position Shots 2-4 2-4 Clears 21-23 15-19 Clears 17-19 15-18 Caused Turnovers 8 9 Caused Turnovers 7 8 Fouls 28 23 Fouls 23 27 A-1100 A-467

1100 wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse Updated Player Bios

29 • Eight saves against six goals allowed against • Forced two turnovers and scooped three George Mason (2/22) groundballs in win over Richmond (3/4) GWEN BIRNKRANT • Allowed just three goals in 59 minutes of work • Four groundballs and one caused turnover FFreshmanreshman • DDefenseefense against Ohio (2/19) against Duke (2/25) ... also helped hold Katie RRumson,umson, N.J./TheN.J./The HHunun SSchoolchool • Stopped nine shots against No. 1 Northwest- Chrest to just one goal in the game • Saw action vs. Ohio (2/19) and Old Dominion ern, including several from point-blank range in • Scored fi rst career goal against Ohio (2/19) ... (3/18) and Ohio State (3/26) the fi rst half ... also came up with a game-high also had four groundballs and forced two turn- seven groundballs overs Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB • Came up with one draw control, two ground- 2006 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Year GP-GS Svs. GA Sv % Mins GAA W-L GB balls and one caused turnover against No. 1 2005 8-0 10 10 .500 64 9.39 0-1 4 2006 14-14 110 118 .482 836 8.46 10-4 36 Northwestern 38 Totals 22-14 120 127 .486 900 8.47 10-5 40 Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB JACQUELYN BRADLEY 2004 12-0 0 1 1 2 0 0 1 FFreshmanreshman • DDefenseefense 2005 19-19 0 1 1 3 0 23 45 21 2006 14-14 3 2 5 3 0 15 35 CColumbus,olumbus, Ohio/UpperOhio/Upper ArlingtonArlington MEGAN CASSARA Totals 45-35 3 4 7 8 0 38 81 • Saw action vs. Ohio (2/19) and Old Dominion SSophomoreophomore • DDefenseefense (3/18) and Ohio State (3/26) FFairfaxairfax SStation,tation, VVa./W.T.a./W.T. WoodsonWoodson 32 Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB • One of the fi rst defensive reserves to come LAUREN COHEN 2006 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 into the game • Came off the bench and forced three turnovers SSophomoreophomore • DefenseDefense FFarmingdale,armingdale, N.N.YY./Farmingdale./Farmingdale HHSS 15 and had three groundballs in win over Ohio State (3/26) • First season as a starting defender ... good in ALLIE BUOTE • Made fi rst start of her career vs. Brown (3/11) transition SSophomoreophomore • GoalieGoalie • Scooped four groundballs and won a draw • Caused four turnovers and contributed two AAnnapolis,nnapolis, MMd./St.d./St. MMary’sary’s control in extensive action against UVa (3/7) groundballs in win over Ohio State (3/26) • Forced two turnovers and scooped two ground- • In her fi rst season as a starter • Grabbed a draw control vs. Duke (2/25) balls in win over No. 9 Dartmouth (3/21) • Eight saves, including one from point-blank • Scooped two ground balls against George ma- • Pair of transition goals in win over Brownn range, in upset victory over No. 2 Johns Hop- son (2/22) and Ohio (2/19) (3/11) ... also controlled three draws, scooped kins (4/9) Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB three groundballs and forced two turnovers • 12 saves in loss to No. 5 Georgetown (4/5) 2005 10-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 • First career assist vs. George Mason (2/22) ... • Made 11 saves in win over Penn State (3/24) 2006 14-2 0 0 0 2 0 3 11 also had three ground balls • Stellar play in the cage against No. 9 Dart- Totals 24-1 0 0 0 2 0 4 14 • Four groundballs and a caused turnover mouth (3/21) ... 10 saves against just eight against Ohio (2/19) goals allowed, including just three over the 17 • Forced three turnovers and scooped fi ve game’s fi nal 53 minutes groundballs against No. 1 Northwestern • Stopped 11 shots against Old Dominion (3/18) BECKY CLIPP and allowed just six goals ... contributed three JJuniorunior • DefenseDefense Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB groundballs CCatonsville,atonsville, MMd./d./CCatonsvilleatonsville HHSS 2005 14-0 5 0 5 1 1 1 3 • Allowed just fi ve goals in over 58 minutes of 2006 14-14 2 1 3 8 0 19 31 • Team’s top defender ... will likely mark the work against Brown (3/11) ... also made seven Totals 28-14 7 1 8 9 1 20 34 opposition’s best offensive player saves • Four groundballs and solid defensive effort in • Recorded 10 saves vs. No. 2 Duke (2/25), in- the second half on Hopkins’ Mary Key in win 33 cluding holding the Blue Devils to 1-6 on free- over the Blue Jays (4/9) position shots JENNY COLLINS • Goal and assist in win over Ohio State (3/26) ... also had three groundballs and two caused FFreshmanreshman • MMidfiidfi elderelder turnovers LLansdale,ansdale, Pa./NorthPa./North PPennenn HHSS • Four groundballs and one caused turnover in • Saw action vs. Ohio (2/19) win over No. 9 Dartmouth (3/18) • Goal and assist in win over Brown (3/11) ... Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB 2006 1-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 also forced two turnovers • Three groundballs and two caused turnovers against UVa (3/7) wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 1111 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse 40 • Four points on three goals and an assist in win • Four goals in win over Brown (3/11) over Richmond (3/4) ... also contributed three • Pair of scores vs. George Mason (2/22) ... also LYNNE COOPER draw controls and two groundballs added two draw controls FFreshmanreshman • GGoalieoalie • Hat trick vs. No. 2 Duke (2/25) ... also forced • Goal and assist in win over Ohio (2/19) EEllicottllicott City,City, Md./CentennialMd./Centennial HHSS two turnovers • Reserve goalie • Led all players with fi ve goals against George Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB Mason (2/22) ... also contributed three ground- 2004 20-0 8 3 11 7 1 5 19 • Stopped two shots in nearly four minutes of 2005 19-19 33 9 42 24 3 19 35 action against Old Dominion (3/18) balls and three caused turnovers 2006 14-14 29 3 32 18 2 8 23 • Made a save during action against Brown • Four points on a goal and three assists in win Totals 52-33 70 15 85 49 9 23 77 (3/11) over Ohio (2/19) ... scooped fi ve groundballs in the victory Season Highs • Saw limited action against George Mason Goals: 5 vs. Old Dominion (3/18) (2/22), Ohio (2/19), Ohio State (3/26) and Vir- • Six points against No. 1 Northwestern (2/13) Assists: 1, three times (most recently vs. Johns Hopkins, 4/9) ginia Tech (3/31) on three goals and three assists ... won three Points: 5, three times (most recently vs. Johns Hopkins, 4/9) draws for the Terps Year GP-GS Svs. GA Sv % Mins GAA W-L GB 2006 6-0 3 2 .600 10 12.83 0-0 0 Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB 26 2003 22-22 36 6 42 35 9 17 71 2004 20-20 47 6 53 22 12 10 54 JEN GREENBERG 2 2005 19-19 35 6 41 22 8 19 37 JJuunniorior • DDefenseefense 2006 14-14 39 18 57 26 11 18 35 DELIA COX Totals 75-75 157 36 193 105 40 64 198 MManlius,anlius, N.Y./N.Y./FFayetteville-Manliusayetteville-Manlius HSHS SSeniorenior • MMidfiidfi eldeld • Moved from attack to defense this season ... Season Highs fi rst year as a regular starter NNewewbbury,ury, Mass./Gov.Mass./Gov. DDummerummer Goals: 5, twice (last time vs. Penn State, 3/24) • Suffered an ankle injury vs. UVa (3/7) AAcadcadeemmy Assists: 3, three times (last time vs. Penn State, 3/24) Points: 8 vs. Penn State (3/24) • Has fi ve groundballs on the year • One of the top players in the country ... on the Tewaaraton Watch List ... terrifi c speed ... lefty Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB who works well in isolation ... ACC Player of the 19 2004 3-0 4 0 4 1 1 1 5 2005 8-0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4 Week (3/27) KATIE DOOLITTLE 2006 6-6 0 0 0 2 0 0 5 • Four points on a pair of goals and assists in Totals 17-6 4 0 4 3 1 2 14 upset victory over No. 2 Johns Hopkins (4/9) JJuunniorior • MMidfiidfi eldeld ... game-high fi ve groundballs against the Blue MManlius,anlius, N.Y./N.Y./FFayetteville-Manliusayetteville-Manlius HSHS Jays • Excellent two-way player ... fastest person on 28 • Netted two goals in victory over Virginia Tech the team ... good in transition MEGHAN HIGGINS (3/31) ... contributed a pair of draw controls and • Four goals and one assist to help lead Mary- JJuunniorior • MMidfiidfi eldeld groundballs against the Hokies land to a victory over No. 2 Johns Hopkins • Five points on a hat trick and two assists in win (4/9) RReisterstown,eisterstown, Md./FranklinMd./Franklin HSHS over Ohio State (3/26) • One goal and two groundballs in loss to • A regular in the midfi eld ... can come on to take • Accounted for half of Maryland’s goals in a ca- Georgetown (4/5) draws ... also a good defender reer effort against Penn State ... had fi ve goals • Scored a hat trick to lead the Terps over Vir- • Won two important draws down the stretch for and three assists ... also came down with three ginia Tech (3/31) Maryland to help the Terps hold on to a win over draws and had four groundballs • Netted four scores and an assist in win over No. 2 Johns Hopkins (4/9) • Team-high four points on three goals and an Ohio State (3/26) • Won four draws in Maryland’s victory over Vir- assist in win over No. 9 Dartmouth (3/21) ... con- • Four goals in victory over No. 16 Penn State ginia Tech (3/31) tributed two caused turnovers and two ground- (3/24) • Picked up two groundballs and forced a turn- balls • One goal and two groundballs in win over No. over in victory over No. 16 Penn State (3/24) • Three goals to go with fi ve groundballs and 9 Dartmouth (3/21) • Earned start in win over No. 9 Dartmouth two draw controls in victory over Old Dominion • Led the team with fi ve goals in win over Old (3/21) ... forced one turnover, had one draw (3/18) Dominion (3/18) ... pulled down three draws and control and had one groundball • Five points on three goals and two assists in scooped two groundballs in win over the Mon- • Three draws in win over Old Dominion (3/18) win over Brown (3/11) ... also added three draws archs • Seen action in all nine contests and three groundballs in the victory Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB • Hat trick in loss to Virginia (3/7) 2004 16-0 1 1 2 20 0 1 4 2005 18-2 0 1 1 19 0 1 6 2006 14-6 0 0 0 11 0 4 9 Totals 48-8 1 2 3 51 0 6 19

1122 wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse 27 • Five points on two goals and three assists in • One assist and four draw controls against No. win over Brown (3/11) ... also contributed three 2 Duke (2/25) ELANA HOFFMAN groundballs, three draw controls and a caused • Two points on a goal and an assist against SSophomoreophomore • AAttackttack turnover George Mason (2/22) ... also scooped two SSilverilver SSpringpring, MMd./d./BBlakelake HHSS • Three draws and three groundballs to go with groundballs • Saw action against Old Dominion (3/18) one goal against UVa (3/7) ... also forced two • Goal and an assist in win over Ohio (2/19) turnovers • Won four draws and added a goal and an as- Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB • Hat trick in win over Richmond (3/4) ... caused sist against No. 1 Northwestern (2/13) 2006 3-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 two turnovers against the Spiders • Pair of goals against No. 2 Duke (2/25) ... also Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB forced a team-high three turnovers 2005 17-5 9 2 11 19 1 3 15 30 2006 14-14 12 18 30 19 0 3 14 • Three points on a goal and two assists in win Totals 31-19 21 20 41 38 1 6 29 MINDY JONES over George Mason (2/22) ... also came up with FFreshmreshmaann • DDefenseefense three draw controls Season Highs • Filled the box score against Ohio (2/19): two Goals: 2, twice (most recently vs. Virginia Tech, 3/31) AAnnapolis,nnapolis, MMd./St.d./St. MMary’sary’s Assists: 3, twice (most recently vs. Penn State, 3/24) • Made debut against Ohio (2/19) ... registered goals, two assists, four groundballs and fi ve Points: 4, three times (most recently vs. Virginia Tech, 3/31) a groundball caused turnovers in the victory • Two goals against No. 1 Northwestern (2/13) 37 Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB 2006 6-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB ALEX MAVRIS 2005 19-8 29 9 38 15 3 19 26 FFreshmanreshman • DDefenseefense 2006 14-14 33 18 51 42 12 30 32 8 Totals 33-22 62 27 89 57 15 49 58 PPasadenaasadena, Md./Md./CChesapeakehesapeake HHSS KELLY KASPER • Scored fi rst career goal vs. Old Dominion Season Highs (3/18) SSophomoreophomore • MMidfiidfi eldeld Goals: 5 vs. Virginia Tech (3/31) EEldbersburg,ldbersburg, MMd./Centuryd./Century Assists: 4 vs. Virginia Tech (3/31) • Saw action against Ohio (2/19) and Ohio State Points: 9 vs. Virginia Tech (3/31) (3/26) • Dynamic two-way player ... named to the Tewaaraton Watch List ... tenacious player who Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB can make plays all over the fi eld 22 2006 3-0 1 0 1 0 0 0 1 • Found the back of the net twice in win over CASEY MAGOR No. 2 Johns Hopkins (4/9) ... scooped up four 36 groundballs and won three draws against the SSophomoreophomore • MMidfiidfi eldeld Blue Jays AAdelaide,delaide, SouthSouth Australia/UAustralia/Unnleyley HHSS MOLLY McCOURT • Hat trick and thee draw controls in loss to • Good two-handed player ... can take draws Seeniornior • DDefenseefense Georgetown (4/50 ... works well behind the cage ... good vision ... CColumbiaolumbia, Md./OaklandMd./Oakland MMillsills HHSS • Had a part in half of Maryland’s scores with was on the Australian national team that cap- • One of just four seniors on the sqaud ... a good nine points (5g, 4a) in rout of Virginia Tech tured the 2005 World Cup leader (3/31) ... hauled down seven draw controls and • One goal and two assists in loss to George- • Saw action against Ohio State (3/26), Old forced two turnovers against the Hokies town (4/5) ... handled two draws for the Terps Dominion (3/18), Brown (3/11), George Mason • Five points a pair of goals and three assists in vs. the Hoyas (2/22) and Ohio (2/19) win over Ohio State (3/26) ... won an astounding • Two toals and two assists to help the Terps eight draws against the Buckeyes ... also forced past Virginia Tech (3/31) Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB two turnovers and had three groundballs • Goal and assist against Ohio State (3/26) 2004 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 • Pulled down three draws and scored two goals • Three assists and one goal in win over No. 2005 6-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2006 5-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 in win over No. 16 Penn State (3/24) ... also 16 Penn State (3/24) ... also had two draw con- Totals 13-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 scooped up three ground balls trols • Two goals and an assist in win over No. 9 • Pair of goals in win over No. 9 Dartmouth Dartmouth (3/21) ... caused three turnovers and (3/21) scooped three groundballs to go with two draws • Four points on a goal and three assists in win to help the Terps past the Big Green over Old Dominion (3/18) ... also had two draws • Career day against Old Dominion (3/18) with and two groundballs four goals and three assists in win over the • One goal vs. UVa (3/7) Monarchs ... also pulled down fi ve draws for the • Pair of assists in win over Brown (3/11) Terps • Assisted game’s fi rst goal against Richmond (3/4) ... also pulled down two draws for the Terps

wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 1133 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse 7 10 • Five points on three goals and two assists in win over Richmond (3/4) MAEVE McKEW MEGHAN MULFORD • One goal against No. 2 Duke (2/25) FFreshmanreshman • DDefenseefense FFreshmanreshman • DDefenseefense • Three points on two goals and an assist GGlenlen Arm,Arm, MMd/d/MMaryvalearyvale PPreprep TTowsonowson, Md./NotreMd./Notre DDameame PPreprep against George Mason (2/22) ... also came up • Active player on defense ... a reliable sub • Saw time against Ohio State (3/26), Old Do- with three groundballs and two draw controls • Won four draw controls in victory over Virginia minion (3/18), Brown (3/11) and Ohio (2/19) • Two goals against No. 1 Northwestern Tech (3/31) • Scooped three groundballs and caused one Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB 2006 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2004 18-0 11 3 14 2 2 4 11 turnover in victory over Ohio State (3/26) 2005 19-2 12 8 20 10 3 6 14 • Team-high fi ve groundballs in win over No. 9 2006 14-14 36 22 58 28 3 8 21 Dartmouth (3/21) 6 Totals 51-16 59 33 92 40 8 18 46 • First career start vs. Brown (3/11) ... had three KRISTA PELLIZZI Season Highs groundballs and two draws in win over the Goals: 5, twice (most recently vs. Virginia Tech, 3/31 Bears JJuniorunior • AAttackttack Assists: 3, three times (most recently vs. Virginia Tech, 3/31) • Forced three turnovers and scooped three NN.. Massapequa,Massapequa, NN..YY././FFarmingdalearmingdale HHSS Points: 8, vs. Virginia Tech, 3/31 groundballs in win over Ohio (2/19) • Consistent offensive player ... can fi nd the back of the net ... ACC Player of the Week (4/10) 5 Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB • Led all scorers with four goals and three as- 2006 14-8 0 0 0 6 0 6 16 sists in win over No. 2 Johns Hopkins (4/9) ... KATIE PRINCIOTTO 12 netted the game-winner after the Blue Jays SSophomoreophomore • AAttackttack pulled to within one of Maryland’s lead HHorseheadsorseheads, N.N.YY././HHourseheadsourseheads HSHS KATE McWILLIAMS • Team-high four points on three goals and an • Strong offensive player with excellent fi nishing FFreshmanreshman • MMidfiidfi eld/Attackeld/Attack assist in loss to Georgetown (4/5) ... controlled skills ... one of the top shots on the team MMountainountain LLakes,akes, N.J./MountainN.J./Mountain three draws for Maryland vs. the Hoyas • Two goals to help Maryland past No. 2 Johns LLakesakes HHSS • Eight points on fi ve goals and three assists to Hopkins (4/9) lead Maryland past Virginia Tech (3/31) ... won • One goal off the bench in loss to Georgetown • Good offensive player with solid stick skills ... two draws and came up with two groundballs (4/5) a top reserve against the Hokies • Career-high four goals in victory over Ohio • Assist to Katie Doollite against Georgetown • Pair of goals and assists as the Terps defeated State (3/26) (4/5) Ohio State (3/26) ... also pulled down four draws • Scored a goal on her only shot against No. 16 • Goal and assist in win over Old Dominion and scooped three groundballs Penn State (3/24) (3/18) • Five points on three goals and two assists in • One goal vs. Old Dominion (3/18) and No. 9 • Made fi rst career start vs. Brown (3/11) ... win over No. 16 Penn State (3/24) Dartmouth (3/21) responded with two goals and an assist in win • Hat trick in win over No. 9 Dartmouth (3/21) ... • Pair of goals in win over Brown (3/11) ... also over the Bears forced one turnover and had two groundballs in added three groundballs • Scored fi rst career goal on a feed from Krista win over the Big Green • One goal, two draw controls and two ground- Pellizzi in win over Richmond (3/4) • Four points on a goal and three assists in win balls in victory over Richmond (3/4) over Old Dominion (3/18) Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB • Netted a score against George Mason (2/22) 2006 14-8 4 3 7 5 0 2 13 • Exploded for seven points on fi ve goals and • Hat trick against Ohio (2/19) ... also came up two assists against Brown (3/11) ... also contrib- with three groundballs and one draw control uted fi ve draw controls and two groundballs 34 • Pair of goals and assists vs. UVa (3/7) ... also Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB MARIE MOORMAN added a team-high four draw controls to go with 2005 9-0 0 0 0 0 0 3 4 three groundballs 2006 14-6 17 0 17 3 3 4 19 FFreshmanreshman • DDefenseefense Totals 23-6 17 0 17 3 3 7 23

CChestertown,hestertown, MMd./Kentd./Kent CCountyounty HHSS Season Highs • Saw time against Ohio (2/19) and Old Domin- Goals: 4 vs. Ohio State (3/26) ion (3/18) and Ohio State (3/26) Points: 4 vs. Ohio State (3/26)

Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB 2006 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

1144 wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 22006006 MarylandMaryland WWomen’somen’s LLacrosseacrosse 25 20 16 MARTHA RAVER BROOKE RICHARDS TAYLOR ZANELOTTI JJuniorunior • DefenseDefense SSeenniorior • AAttackttack SSophomoreophomore • AAttackttack LLaurel,aurel, MMd./d./MMountount ddee SSalesales AAcademycademy AAnnapolis,nnapolis, Md./BroadneckMd./Broadneck HSHS EEllicottllicott CCity,ity, MMd./Riverd./River HHillill HHSS • Excellent footwork as a defender ... hard-work- • Tall player with a strong shot ... team captain • Saw action vs. Ohio State (3/26), Old Domin- ing player ... is one of the faster players on the ... skilled passer ion (3/18), Brown (3/11) and Ohio (2/22) team • Scored one goal in loss to Georgetown (4/5) • Put in a solid effort face guarding Mary Key in • Came off the bench and promptly scored a Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB Maryland’s win over No. 2 Johns Hopkins (4/9) free-position shot in Maryland’s victory over Vir- 2005 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2006 4-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 • Won two draws, forced one turnover and came ginia Tech (3/31) Totals 5-0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 up with two groundballs in Maryland’s win over • Three points on a goal and two assist for the Virginai Tech (3/31) Terps in the win over Old Dominion (3/18) • Two caused turnvers and two groundballs in • One assist off the bench vs. Brown (3/11) ... sin over No. 16 Penn State (3/24) also won two draws • Scooped three groundballs and had one draw • Two goals against UVa (3/7) control in win over No. 9 Dartmouth (3/21) • Goal and assist in win over Richmond (3/4) • Three groundballs and forced two turnovers in ... also contributed a groundball and two draw win over Brown (3/11) controls • Four groundballs vs. George Mason (2/22) • Netted a goal vs. Duke (2/25) on a feed from • Three groundballs vs. Ohio (2/19) Casey Magor • Goal and two groundballs vs. George Mason Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB (2/22) 2004 4-0 0 0 0 1 0 2 3 • Hat trick and an assist in win vs. Ohio (2/19) ... 2005 19-15 0 0 0 8 0 8 18 2006 14-14 0 0 0 4 0 9 27 also contributed a pair of draw controls and two Totals 37-29 0 0 0 13 0 19 48 caused turnovers

Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB 4 2003 18-2 4 3 7 7 1 1 13 2004 16-4 12 9 21 8 2 1 13 MOLLIE REESE 2005 19-19 21 21 42 10 0 7 37 JJuniorunior • AAttackttack 2006 14-6 12 5 17 7 1 4 5 Totals 67-32 49 37 86 32 4 13 65 MMonktononkton, MMd./Herefordd./Hereford HHSS • Consistent, steady player ... does not turn the Season Highs Goals: 3 vs. Ohio (2/19) ball over on offense ... good passer Assists: 1, three times • Two groundballs in extended minutes against Points: 4 vs. Ohio (2/19) No. 2 Johns Hopkins (4/9) • Played signifi cant minutes vs. Duke (2/25) and 35 Richmond (3/4) and Old Dominion (3/18) • Also saw action against George Mason (2/22) LISA VALENTINE and Ohio (2/19) SSeenniorior • AAttackttack KKentent CCountyounty IIsland/Kentsland/Kent CCountyounty HHSS Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB • One of four seniors on the team 2004 20-16 8 3 11 3 0 1 24 2005 17-9 0 4 4 1 0 2 11 • Saw action vs. Virginia Tech (3/31), Old Do- 2006 11-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 minion (3/18), Brown (3/11) and Ohio (2/22) Totals 48-25 8 7 15 4 0 3 42 Year GP-GS G A P DC FPG CT GB 2003 2-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2004 3-0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1 2005 3-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2006 4-0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 11-0 1 0 1 0 0 1 1

wwww.umTERPS.comww.umTERPS.com 1155 2006 Maryland Terrapins Maryland Overall Team Statistics All games (as of Apr 13, 2006)

Overall: 10-4-0 Conf: 1-2-0 Home: 8-3-0 Away: 2-1-0 Neut: 0-0-0

TEAM STATISTICS MD OPP ------SHOT STATISTICS...... Goals-Shot attempts.... 189-435 120-331 Goals scored average... 13.40 8.51 Shot pct...... 434 .363 Shots on goal-Attempts. 327-435 233-331 SOG pct...... 752 .704 Shots/Game...... 31.1 23.6 Assists...... 89 48 Free position made-Att. 32-66 18-63 Free position pct...... 485 .286 GOAL BREAKDOWN...... Total Goals...... 189 120 Free-position...... 32 18 Unassisted...... 100 72 Overtime...... 0 1 GROUND BALLS...... 344 328 DRAW CONTROLS...... 186 152 TURNOVERS...... 241 273 CAUSED TURNOVERS...... 138 106 CLEARS...... 210-258 180-267 Clear Pct...... 814 .674 ATTENDANCE...... Total...... 4943 2357 Dates/Avg Per Date..... 11/449 3/786 Neutral Site #/Avg..... 0/0

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total ------Maryland...... 98 91 0 0 - 189 Maryland...... 224 210 1 0 - 435 Opponents...... 59 60 0 1 - 120 Opponents...... 171 156 3 1 - 331

SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total ------Maryland...... 66 45 2 0 - 113 Maryland...... 166 160 1 0 - 327 Opponents...... 68 69 1 0 - 138 Opponents...... 125 105 2 1 - 233 2006 Maryland Terrapins Maryland Overall Individual Statistics All games (as of Apr 13, 2006)

Overall: 10-4-0 Conf: 1-2-0 Home: 8-3-0 Away: 2-1-0 Neut: 0-0-0

|------SHOTS------| |----GOALS----| ## Name GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GW FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT Fouls ------6 Krista Pellizzi 14-14 36 22 58 67 .537 55 .821 4 3-8 21 28 28 8 23 2 Delia Cox 14-14 39 18 57 98 .398 70 .714 1 11-22 35 26 48 18 34 8 Kelly Kasper 14-14 33 18 51 81 .407 58 .716 1 12-17 32 42 37 30 40 19 Katie Doolittle 14-14 29 3 32 66 .439 48 .727 0 2-4 23 18 21 8 29 22 Casey Magor 14-14 12 18 30 45 .267 34 .756 1 0-4 14 19 26 3 8 5 Katie Princiotto 14-6 17 0 17 33 .515 24 .727 1 3-6 19 3 14 4 13 20 Brooke Richards 14-6 12 4 16 24 .500 18 .750 1 1-1 5 7 10 4 2 12 Kate McWilliams 14-8 4 3 7 8 .500 8 1.000 0 0-2 13 5 2 2 4 17 Becky Clipp 14-14 3 2 5 4 .750 4 1.000 0 0-0 35 3 14 15 33 32 Lauren Cohen 14-14 2 1 3 5 .400 4 .800 1 0-1 31 8 13 19 34 37 Alex Mavris 4-0 1 0 1 1 1.000 1 1.000 0 0-0 1 0 1 0 0 4 Mollie Reese 11-0 0 0 0 2 .000 1 .500 0 0-1 7 0 3 0 0 33 Martha Raver 14-14 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0 0-0 27 4 3 9 8 40 Lynne Cooper 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 38 Jacquelyn Bradley 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 36 Molly McCourt 5-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2 0 0 0 0 35 Lisa Valentine 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 34 Marie Moorman 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 1 33 Jenny Collins 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 30 Mindy Jones 6-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 2 1 1 0 0 29 Gwen Birnkrant 3-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 1 0 1 28 Meghan Higgins 14-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 9 11 4 4 10 27 Elana Hoffman 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 26 Jen Greenberg 6-6 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 5 2 1 0 9 21 Megan Cassara 14-2 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 11 2 2 3 10 16 Taylor Zanelotti 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 1 1 0 0 15 Allie Buote 14-14 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 36 0 4 5 0 10 Meghan Mulford 4-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 7 Maeve McKew 14-8 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0 0-0 16 6 3 6 14 Total...... 14 189 89 278 435 .434 327 .752 10 32-66 344 186 241 138 280 Opponents...... 14 120 48 168 331 .363 233 .704 4 18-63 328 152 273 106 246

|---GOAL AVERAGE---| |--SAVES--| |-RECORD-| Shots ## Name GP-GS Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Pct W L T Faced ------15 Allie Buote 14-14 836:39 118 8.46 110 .482 10 4 0 323 40 Lynne Cooper 6-0 9:21 2 12.83 3 .600 0 0 0 8 Total...... 14 846:00 120 8.51 113 .485 10 4 0 331 Opponents...... 14 846:00 189 13.40 138 .422 4 10 0 436

GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total ------Maryland...... 98 91 0 0 - 189 Maryland...... 66 45 2 0 - 113 Opponents...... 59 60 0 1 - 120 Opponents...... 68 69 1 0 - 138

SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total ATTENDANCE SUMMARY MD OPP ------Maryland...... 224 210 1 0 - 435 Total...... 4943 2357 Opponents...... 171 156 3 1 - 331 Dates/Avg Per Date...... 11/449 3/786 Neutral Site #/Avg...... 0/0 SHOTS ON GOAL BY PRD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total ------Maryland...... 166 160 1 0 - 327 Opponents...... 125 105 2 1 - 233

CLEARS: Maryland 210-258 .814, Opponents 180-267 .674. 2006 Maryland Terrapins Maryland Game Results All games (as of Apr 13, 2006)

Date Opponent Score Overall Conf Attend Goalie Site ------Feb 13, 2006 #1 NORTHWESTERN 8-13 L 0- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 231 Allie Buote College Park, Md. Feb 19, 2006 OHIO W 12-3 1- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 397 Allie Buote College Park, Md. Feb 22, 2006 GEORGE MASON W 13-6 2- 1- 0 0- 0- 0 227 Allie Buote College Park, Md. * Feb 25, 2006 at #2 Duke 7-9 L 2- 2- 0 0- 1- 0 689 Allie Buote Durham, N.C. Mar 04, 2006 RICHMOND W 12-9 3- 2- 0 0- 1- 0 410 Allie Buote College Park, Md. * Mar 07, 2006 VIRGINIA 9-14 L 3- 3- 0 0- 2- 0 441 Allie Buote College Park, Md. Mar 11, 2006 at Brown W 21-5 4- 3- 0 0- 2- 0 568 Allie Buote Providence, R.I. Mar 18, 2006 OLD DOMINION W 19-7 5- 3- 0 0- 2- 0 444 Allie Buote College Park, Md. Mar 21, 2006 DARTMOUTH W 13-8 6- 3- 0 0- 2- 0 337 Allie Buote College Park, Md. Mar 24, 2006 #16 PENN STATE W 16-7 7- 3- 0 0- 2- 0 558 Allie Buote College Park, Md. Mar 26, 2006 OHIO STATE W 17-8 8- 3- 0 0- 2- 0 678 Allie Buote College Park, Md. * Mar 31, 2006 VIRGINIA TECH W 18-9 9- 3- 0 1- 2- 0 743 Allie Buote College Park, Md. Apr 05, 2006 #5 GEORGETOWN 10-11 L O2 9- 4- 0 1- 2- 0 477 Allie Buote College Park, Md. Apr 09, 2006 at #2 Johns Hopkins W 14-11 10- 4- 0 1- 2- 0 1100 Allie Buote (10-4) Baltimore, MD

TEAM RECORD W-L-T ATTEND Dates Total Average ------Overall: 10- 4- 0 Total: 14 7300 521 Conference: 1- 2- 0 Home: 11 4943 449 Home: 8- 3- 0 Away: 3 2357 786 Away: 2- 1- 0 Neutral: 0 0 0 Neutral: 0- 0- 0 Overtime: 0- 1- 0 2006 Maryland Terrapins Maryland Team Game-by-Game All games (as of Apr 13, 2006)

TEAM STATISTICS

Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT

Feb 13, 2006 NORTHWESTERN...... 8-13 8 4 12 17 .471 10 .588 0 1-4 22 10 24 10 Feb 19, 2006 OHIO...... 12-3 12 8 20 30 .400 24 .800 1 1-2 33 9 17 19 Feb 22, 2006 GEORGE MASON...... 13-6 13 5 18 36 .361 26 .722 1 4-7 35 13 21 13 Feb 25, 2006 at Duke...... 7-9 7 1 8 27 .259 18 .667 0 2-4 17 7 14 10 Mar 04, 2006 RICHMOND...... 12-9 12 5 17 30 .400 22 .733 1 2-8 23 12 14 4 Mar 07, 2006 VIRGINIA...... 9-14 9 2 11 24 .375 16 .667 0 2-7 23 10 21 7 Mar 11, 2006 at Brown...... 21-5 21 13 34 41 .512 33 .805 1 3-5 24 21 17 10 Mar 18, 2006 OLD DOMINION...... 19-7 19 11 30 40 .475 28 .700 1 2-6 23 18 15 9 Mar 21, 2006 DARTMOUTH...... 13-8 13 2 15 29 .448 22 .759 1 3-7 29 10 18 12 Mar 24, 2006 PENN STATE...... 16-7 16 8 24 31 .516 24 .774 1 1-1 23 14 19 5 Mar 26, 2006 OHIO STATE...... 17-8 17 10 27 49 .347 37 .755 1 3-4 29 16 11 16 Mar 31, 2006 VIRGINIA TECH...... 18-9 18 9 27 35 .514 26 .743 1 4-4 18 24 18 8 Apr 05, 2006 GEORGETOWN...... 10-11 10 5 15 22 .455 20 .909 0 2-4 17 12 15 7 Apr 09, 2006 at Johns Hopkins...... 14-11 14 6 20 24 .583 21 .875 1 2-3 28 10 17 8

Maryland...... 189-120 189 89 278 435 .434 327 .752 10 32-66 344 186 241 138 Opponent...... - 120 48 168 331 .363 233 .704 4 18-63 328 152 273 106

TEAM PER-GAME:

Games played: 14 Shots per game: 31.07; Goals per game: 13.50 Assists per game: 6.36; Points per game: 19.86 Faceoff W-L pct: 0.000; Clear pct.: 0.814

Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced

Feb 13, 2006 NORTHWESTERN...... 8-13 60:00 13 13.00 9 .409 0 1 0 32 Feb 19, 2006 OHIO...... 12-3 60:00 3 8.00 4 .571 1 0 0 13 Feb 22, 2006 GEORGE MASON...... 13-6 60:00 6 7.33 8 .571 1 0 0 17 Feb 25, 2006 at Duke...... 7-9 60:00 9 7.75 10 .526 0 1 0 27 Mar 04, 2006 RICHMOND...... 12-9 60:00 9 8.00 6 .400 1 0 0 22 Mar 07, 2006 VIRGINIA...... 9-14 60:00 14 9.00 8 .364 0 1 0 32 Mar 11, 2006 at Brown...... 21-5 60:00 5 8.43 8 .615 1 0 0 21 Mar 18, 2006 OLD DOMINION...... 19-7 60:00 7 8.25 13 .650 1 0 0 24 Mar 21, 2006 DARTMOUTH...... 13-8 60:00 8 8.22 10 .556 1 0 0 25 Mar 24, 2006 PENN STATE...... 16-7 60:00 7 8.10 11 .611 1 0 0 26 Mar 26, 2006 OHIO STATE...... 17-8 60:00 8 8.09 4 .333 1 0 0 15 Mar 31, 2006 VIRGINIA TECH...... 18-9 60:00 9 8.17 2 .182 1 0 0 21 Apr 05, 2006 GEORGETOWN...... 10-11 66:00 11 8.32 12 .522 0 1 0 29 Apr 09, 2006 at Johns Hopkins...... 14-11 60:00 11 8.51 8 .421 1 0 0 27

Totals...... 189-120 846:00 120 8.51 113 .485 10 4 0 331 Opponent...... - 846:00 189 8.51 138 .422 4 10 0 436 2006 Maryland Terrapins Maryland Opponent Game-by-Game All games (as of Apr 13, 2006)

OPPONENT STATISTICS

Date Opponent Score G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% GWG FPG-FPS GB DC T/O CT

Feb 13, 2006 NORTHWESTERN...... 8-13 13 8 21 32 .406 22 .688 1 2-6 27 12 17 10 Feb 19, 2006 OHIO...... 12-3 3 1 4 13 .231 7 .538 0 1-4 26 8 29 4 Feb 22, 2006 GEORGE MASON...... 13-6 6 3 9 17 .353 14 .824 0 0-3 29 8 27 4 Feb 25, 2006 at Duke...... 7-9 9 1 10 27 .333 19 .704 1 1-6 22 11 18 8 Mar 04, 2006 RICHMOND...... 12-9 9 2 11 22 .409 15 .682 0 3-7 21 11 13 7 Mar 07, 2006 VIRGINIA...... 9-14 14 7 21 32 .438 22 .688 1 2-2 26 15 18 8 Mar 11, 2006 at Brown...... 21-5 5 3 8 21 .238 13 .619 0 1-5 18 7 22 5 Mar 18, 2006 OLD DOMINION...... 19-7 7 2 9 24 .292 20 .833 0 2-6 22 10 17 6 Mar 21, 2006 DARTMOUTH...... 13-8 8 4 12 25 .320 18 .720 0 1-5 26 13 24 14 Mar 24, 2006 PENN STATE...... 16-7 7 2 9 26 .269 18 .692 0 1-6 22 11 14 10 Mar 26, 2006 OHIO STATE...... 17-8 8 4 12 15 .533 12 .800 0 1-4 14 11 22 5 Mar 31, 2006 VIRGINIA TECH...... 18-9 9 2 11 21 .429 11 .524 0 0-1 20 5 17 8 Apr 05, 2006 GEORGETOWN...... 10-11 11 3 14 29 .379 23 .793 1 2-4 20 13 16 8 Apr 09, 2006 at Johns Hopkins...... 14-11 11 6 17 27 .407 19 .704 0 1-4 35 17 19 9

Opponent...... 120-189 120 48 168 331 .363 233 .704 4 18-63 328 152 273 106 Maryland...... - 189 89 278 435 .434 327 .752 10 32-66 344 186 241 138

OPPONENT PER-GAME:

Games played: 14 Shots per game: 23.64; Goals per game: 8.57 Assists per game: 3.43; Points per game: 12.00 Faceoff W-L pct: 0.000; Clear pct.: 0.814

Date Opponent Score Minutes GA GAAvg Saves Save% W L T Faced

Feb 13, 2006 NORTHWESTERN...... 8-13 60:00 8 8.00 2 .200 1 0 0 17 Feb 19, 2006 OHIO...... 12-3 60:00 12 10.00 12 .500 0 1 0 30 Feb 22, 2006 GEORGE MASON...... 13-6 60:00 13 11.00 13 .500 0 1 0 36 Feb 25, 2006 at Duke...... 7-9 60:00 7 10.00 11 .611 1 0 0 27 Mar 04, 2006 RICHMOND...... 12-9 60:00 12 10.40 10 .455 0 1 0 30 Mar 07, 2006 VIRGINIA...... 9-14 60:00 9 10.17 7 .438 1 0 0 24 Mar 11, 2006 at Brown...... 21-5 60:00 21 11.71 12 .364 0 1 0 41 Mar 18, 2006 OLD DOMINION...... 19-7 60:00 19 12.62 9 .321 0 1 0 40 Mar 21, 2006 DARTMOUTH...... 13-8 60:00 13 12.67 9 .409 0 1 0 30 Mar 24, 2006 PENN STATE...... 16-7 60:00 16 13.00 8 .333 0 1 0 31 Mar 26, 2006 OHIO STATE...... 17-8 60:00 17 13.36 20 .541 0 1 0 49 Mar 31, 2006 VIRGINIA TECH...... 18-9 60:00 18 13.75 8 .308 0 1 0 35 Apr 05, 2006 GEORGETOWN...... 10-11 66:00 10 13.36 10 .500 1 0 0 22 Apr 09, 2006 at Johns Hopkins...... 14-11 60:00 14 13.40 7 .333 0 1 0 24

Opponent...... 120-189 846:00 189 13.40 138 .422 4 10 0 436 Maryland...... - 846:00 120 13.40 113 .485 10 4 0 331